The Stone Trumpet Mona Jimenez

The Stone Trumpet Mona JimenezA bold, Deweyan critique of American education reform. In a field crowded with quick fixes, federal initiatives, and technological "solutions," few works ask the harder question: what counts as genuine educational improvement in the first place? The Stone Trumpet by Richard A. Gibboney is a bold, wide ranging examination of American school reform across three turbulent decades. Drawing on a Deweyan progressive framework, Gibboney challenges readers to

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